Apply now (by 2:00 today) if you’d like a chance to audition for Disorderly Conduct, a Hallmark movie about two urbanites doing community service in ranching country (and only making things worse while they “serve”).
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12 New Films Get Telefilm Funding
Telefilm Canada is supporting 12 new English-language film projects through its Canada Feature Film Fund, it announced yesterday. More than $8 million has been invested. Featuring several coming-of-age stories, the 12 films are: Hunting Pignut
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Animators Needed, Depression-Busting Movies, Black Radical Imagination, and More
Gallus Entertainment needs animators — 2D, both junior and experienced — to work on its series Lazoo, MFM announces. The studio is located in Sudbury; get all the other details here. (Via WireService.ca) The right
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Free Film Viewing — Happy (U.S.) Thanksgiving from Indieflix
Indieflix is usually just for members who pay the (small) fee to see curated independent films from all over — that’s how they generate revenue to share with the creators — but for two days
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Bloom: Review
Michelle Brunette’s short documentary Bloom is a difficult film to watch, emotionally — especially if you’ve had a film student in the family or among your friends — but that’s what gives it a touch
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(Via PRNewswire) A cable exec has been named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women. Louise St-Pierre, President and CEO of Cogeco Cable, was announced as a Women’s Executive Network (WXN) 2015 Canada’s Most Powerful Women:
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